Kling 3.0 is an AI video generation model by Kuaishou, released February 2026, that generates cinematic clips up to 15 seconds at native 4K and 60fps, with synchronized multilingual audio and a multi-shot storyboard system that lets you direct up to six shots in a single clip.
Built for video and marketing teams, it turns briefs into directed sequences — ads, social video, product stories — with per-shot control over duration, shot size, camera perspective, and narrative, while the model holds spatial continuity automatically.
Directed sequences, ads, social video, product stories, cinematic image-to-video
Video and marketing teams that need directed multi-shot sequences rather than one-off clips
The directed-video model — multi-shot control, native 4K, and audio built in.
The headline feature: generate up to six distinct shots inside a single 15-second clip, each with its own duration, shot size, camera perspective, and narrative — while the model maintains spatial continuity automatically. Most video briefs aren't single prompts, and this is where Kling beats models that produce prettier individual clips but drift across a sequence.
Not upscaled — native 4K rendering, up from 1080p in Kling 2.6, at up to 60fps versus 48. Stone texture and fine detail resolve cleanly at 100% zoom, which is what makes output usable for client decks and large-format delivery without retouching.
A single 15-second 4K shot is enough for a finished ad cutdown, a hero brand video, or a complete product story — up from roughly 10 seconds in the previous generation. For teams producing long-form social content, that removes a stitching step.
Synchronized audio generated in the same pass: lip-synced dialogue across five languages including Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, plus environmental soundscapes that match the visual scene. Silent clips feel unfinished; this turns a video task plus a sound-design task into one brief.
The model reasons through a scene before rendering — Kuaishou calls it Visual Chain-of-Thought — with improved handling of flowing water, fabric movement, and human anatomy. Complex motion holds together instead of glitching.
Kling AI fits wherever teams need directed video, from solo creators to agencies shipping client work.
Add a node, describe your idea, and generate directed 4K clips with audio.
Add a Kling node to the canvas and describe your idea in a text prompt — or upload a still to animate, or reference images for characters and elements. Set first and last frame controls if you need to pin how the shot begins and ends.
Set duration, resolution, and aspect ratio. Native audio generates with the video. Generation time scales with settings: a 5-second clip renders in roughly two minutes, while a 15-second multi-shot storyboard at high resolution can take over five.
Chain the node with an image model to design the first frame, an upscaler for delivery, or a voice node for narration, then export with commercial rights on your plan and move to the next scene.
Real generated videos with the exact prompts — copy any prompt and run it yourself.
One subscription across 30+ AI models — no per-tool credit balances or separate signups. Credit cost per generation is shown live in the node before you run it.
500 weekly credits to test the model and see the output quality. No credit card required.
45,000 monthly credits with cheaper per-credit pricing, commercial rights, and video download.
90,000 monthly credits, up to 10 seats, shared workspace, centralized billing, and priority support.
210,000 monthly credits, API and integration support, unlimited seats, and dedicated management.
Full specs for the Kling model family.
How Kling compares with other AI video models in the Phygital+ catalog.
Chain image, video, upscaling, and audio into one repeatable workflow.
Design the first frame with an image model, then animate it with Kling in one workflow.
Generate with Kling, then upscale to delivery resolution for social, ads, or broadcast.
Add narration or a music track with a voice or audio node to finish the clip.
Write the script and shot list with a text model, then feed it straight into video generation.
Everything you need to know about Kling in Phygital+.
Kling is Kuaishou's AI video generation model. The current 3.0 generation, released February 2026, is built on a unified Multi-modal Visual Language framework and generates video with synchronized audio from text prompts, images, or reference video — at up to native 4K, 60fps, and 15 seconds per shot, with a multi-shot storyboard system for directing sequences.
Usage is credit-based and included in every Phygital+ plan — from the free plan up to Enterprise. The exact credit cost per generation is shown live in the node before you run it and varies with duration and resolution. This is separate from Kling's own pricing, which offers a free tier with 66 daily credits and paid plans from around $10/month.
Outputs created on any paid plan (Starter and up) come with commercial-use rights. Note that Kuaishou applies strict content moderation on its own platform — keyword filters, NLP, and human moderators — and violations can lead to account suspension. Check the model card for any provider-specific limits.
Kling is made by Kuaishou, a Chinese content community and social platform. The first Kling model launched in June 2024; by February 2026 Kuaishou reported it had served over 60 million creators and produced more than 600 million videos.
Up to 15 seconds per single shot in the 3.0 generation, up from roughly 10 seconds in Kling 2.6. Within that, the multi-shot storyboard can lay out up to six distinct shots. The Omni editing pipeline accepts and returns 3 to 15 seconds of video.
Kling 3.0 outputs native 4K — not upscaled — at up to 60fps, compared with upscaled 1080p at 48fps in Kling 2.6. Note that on Kling's own platform, the 4K render queue is gated to the Ultra plan.
Yes. Omni Native Audio generates synchronized audio in the same pass: lip-synced dialogue across five languages, including Japanese, Korean, and Spanish, plus environmental soundscapes that match the visual scene.
Both support native audio and multi-shot generation. The key distinction is that Omni supports video-source character reference — upload a short clip of a person and the model replicates their appearance and voice across new scenes. Standard Kling 3.0 does not take video reference input. For basic text-to-video or image-to-video without character reference, the two perform similarly.
Yes. Kuaishou offers the Kling API for developers, priced per second of generated video. In Phygital+, you can run Kling as a node on any plan, and API and integration support is available on the Enterprise plan.
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